Sounds cool, Tim. I've been buying Bitcoin every Friday and can't complain about the returns. Funny thing is when I asked 20 or so people I know, only 3 said they were holding Bitcoin. Its growth potential is still vast (until everyone realizes how f*cked up currencies are).
Great post Tim....and love your continued candour and #NoBS way of communicating....inspired by your sentiment...and agree that it's there for everyone to embrace....I am publishing an episode today about #courage from an amazing guest #BrunoGoffin from my corporate career....who inspired me when I was walking the corridors of corporate GE many moons 🌓 ago...Courage, discipline and resilience is definitely what people need to do to make their lives the best possible....glad to be part of the journey with you.....🙌
I agree with what you said about the banks and BTC. I've setup recurring buys for Bitcoin every single day and weekly to take advantage of dollar-cost averaging. Hopefully BTC's market cap reaches that of gold and those coins will be worth a lot more especially if you hodl.
That is an excellent article, Tim. I am both in the UK and mentally out of the UK. It's like being able to visit an old people's home or a zoo and then, at the click of a switch, return to an opportunity. The place that is a mindset, not a "landmine"
Is Bitcoin, which is heavily concentrated in the hands of a few private individuals, really better than money printed by at least somewhat accountable states? The line about it being decentralized sounds a little 'programmed', that is the former in 'Part 1 – Programmed minds versus the free mind'
I agree with a lot of what you said in this post, but I disagree about Musk. He has shown himself to be a self-serving purveyor of disinformation. He used that role to turn X into a cesspool of self-congratulating numbskulls that believe every half-cocked post he creates or amplifies. Here's hoping Substack doesn't become a similar mindless echo chamber.
Nice post. 100% agreed with all the points, except the part about stocks and indexes. They definitely can be very helpful to minimise risks and still create enormous wealth if you’re in it for the long run. I own crypto, and was lucky to be relatively early in the game, but it’s a very risky one that it’s worth playing it only if you understand this and don’t go all in. Just my opinion. Just don’t chase only the quick wins.
Sounds cool, Tim. I've been buying Bitcoin every Friday and can't complain about the returns. Funny thing is when I asked 20 or so people I know, only 3 said they were holding Bitcoin. Its growth potential is still vast (until everyone realizes how f*cked up currencies are).
Love to hear it. Did you buy any other cryptos?
No, not yet. But I'm trying to keep an open mind about altcoins.
Worth doing the research on the big cap alts.
Hi Tim, as a newbie to Bitcoin what resources can you suggest to get me up to speed quickly?
The book called "The Bitcoin Standard"
Great post Tim!
On media, I agree. Check out @mikebenzcyber on X.
On BTC, yes
@lynaldencontact lays this out brilliantly in her book Broken Money - I wrote a thread on that https://x.com/neilwinward/status/1868842876983296074?s=46
And, most importantly, the ability to embrace and imagine this and make sh*t up for yourself to make your way is huge
Reading now. Any other good resources?
I love it when people diss the mainstream media. You are right, we are programmed by it. But whatever else you're looking at is also programming you.
And a good mind is a terrible thing to waste. #raisedwithouttv.
The line between ‘programmed minds’ and ‘free minds’ has never been clearer.
AI is not replacing humans completely—it’s rewarding those who embrace it.
Blockchain isn’t destroying traditional finance—it’s potentially exposing its inefficiencies.
If you can question everything, adapt to anything, and learn from everyone... You'll be alright.
If you look at this correctly, the opportunities are endless. Thanks
great post. although i don't think you choose obsession. obsession chooses you.
Loving ur writing!!
Who are you learning ai agents from?
Great post Tim....and love your continued candour and #NoBS way of communicating....inspired by your sentiment...and agree that it's there for everyone to embrace....I am publishing an episode today about #courage from an amazing guest #BrunoGoffin from my corporate career....who inspired me when I was walking the corridors of corporate GE many moons 🌓 ago...Courage, discipline and resilience is definitely what people need to do to make their lives the best possible....glad to be part of the journey with you.....🙌
wealth is created in the mind.
You are speaking my language Tim! Well done on this one.
Two thumbs up!
Highly inspiring, encouraging and eye opening write up.
I agree with what you said about the banks and BTC. I've setup recurring buys for Bitcoin every single day and weekly to take advantage of dollar-cost averaging. Hopefully BTC's market cap reaches that of gold and those coins will be worth a lot more especially if you hodl.
That is an excellent article, Tim. I am both in the UK and mentally out of the UK. It's like being able to visit an old people's home or a zoo and then, at the click of a switch, return to an opportunity. The place that is a mindset, not a "landmine"
Is Bitcoin, which is heavily concentrated in the hands of a few private individuals, really better than money printed by at least somewhat accountable states? The line about it being decentralized sounds a little 'programmed', that is the former in 'Part 1 – Programmed minds versus the free mind'
I agree with a lot of what you said in this post, but I disagree about Musk. He has shown himself to be a self-serving purveyor of disinformation. He used that role to turn X into a cesspool of self-congratulating numbskulls that believe every half-cocked post he creates or amplifies. Here's hoping Substack doesn't become a similar mindless echo chamber.
Nice post. 100% agreed with all the points, except the part about stocks and indexes. They definitely can be very helpful to minimise risks and still create enormous wealth if you’re in it for the long run. I own crypto, and was lucky to be relatively early in the game, but it’s a very risky one that it’s worth playing it only if you understand this and don’t go all in. Just my opinion. Just don’t chase only the quick wins.